Old Souls

I answered a question here today and then went to the asking person's profile-i for some reason wanted to know about a young person that would ask a very simple yet deep question. I saw her membership here and thot-well I was lead to this.


Suicide. It's a very strange thing to those that live only one life-or in other words all those folks that call multiple life followers "idots". But there is good logic behind the reason I believe in multiple lives-mostly that my God would not have a problem with it. I'm a Christian Druid-I feel that I want to offer God the best I can be-I can't do it on one life-70/90 years. I tell God he had 55 billion years and look how right "He" got it-LOL!!!

So I see every life giving me more and more tools to make the next life even better and my spirit stronger. So if this is true, which for my own belief system it is, then what does suicide do, taking that this belief system is a solid one. Well simply put, it robs a younger soul of needed tools for future lives. I have had a HUGELY tough life this time around, yet what many friends tell me that  they'd go nuts over, I stay the course, ride out the many storms and find calm waters between "tests" and thus gaining more tools for the future.

I know I would not be able to do this if my "life tools" were missing. And young souls that end their experience, do not get those tools. It's why some have fewer lives than other in my own realm of thot.  They are not bad people/souls, they'll get the skills, it just will take longer. Suicide in many cultures is a honorable thing-I have no doubt it is in the life that it happens but it is actually a thief. If we had only one life, according to the many Christian faiths, they're damned,..., in only one life! I can not believe in a God that would not allow us a loving learning curve. What I learned is that Christ was saved by 3 men who did not follow the Jewish and later Christian faith. They believed in the Stars and were drawn by a God that gave them more privilege than those that believed in him to save a child, born among the beasts. God has many faces, which one you know I feel is based on how much love you have in you for your own kind.


I hope I did not bore the intellectuals here, and maybe soothed a few minds that may have known loved ones that ended their life "here", and maybe others  the many ways to see "GOD" and "LIFE". If it seems interesting-It was to me,..., my life has never been "in the box". All good things to you all, Bless the Beast-Steph in SC